Cervical conization still bleeding 20 days later

Women with intermediate or advanced cervical epithelial neoplasia usually need to undergo cervical erosion surgery and cold knife cone biopsy. Usually, it is about 20 to 30 days after cervical erosion cone biopsy. Because the cervix will have a period of scabbing and bleeding, there will be bleeding at this stage, but the bleeding will generally not exceed the normal menstrual volume, and there will be no obvious odor and other discomfort symptoms. If bleeding is still present 20 days after cold knife cone biopsy, it is necessary to consider whether it is caused by poor wound healing. At this time, you need to go to the hospital's gynecology department for an internal examination to check the wound healing status, and then carry out symptomatic blood circulation treatment.

If bleeding still occurs 20 days after cervical conization, it is clinically considered an abnormal condition. In most cases, vaginal bleeding will stop within 10 to 10 days after cervical conization. It is recommended that this type of situation be combined with clinical medical records to rule out the possibility of infection. First, it is necessary to understand whether the pink vaginal discharge has a strong odor, whether there is lower abdominal pain, and whether the body temperature is normal.

If the above three symptoms are present, the bleeding is likely to be caused by infection. It is recommended to give blood circulation treatment in addition to anti-infection. In addition, if vaginal bleeding occurs 20 days after cervical conization, it may be that the patient did not rest well after the operation, which caused local bleeding in the wound. It is recommended to go to the hospital for appropriate treatment. Regular follow-up visits are necessary after cervical conization. It is recommended that the first follow-up visit be three months after the conization.

If cervical bleeding continues twenty days after conization, it may be due to the scarring on the cross-section of the cervical conization surgery, causing bleeding from small blood vessels. It may also be due to postoperative infection and poor wound repair, causing bleeding. If this happens, it is recommended to go to the hospital to see a doctor immediately for examination to understand the condition of the cervix, check whether there are any blood spots or infection, and provide symptomatic treatment based on the results of the examination, and give effective blood circulation and anti-infection treatment. Cervical conization is divided into cold knife conization and cervical erosion surgical conization. There will be inflammatory exudate discharge one week after cervical erosion surgical conization, and the scar surface will fall off and bleed about the second week, and sometimes it will last for about two weeks. Therefore, if bleeding still occurs 20 days after cervical conization, it is necessary to check in time.